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Fnssr ASSISTANT PosrMAsTRR GKNRRkL STEVENSON
Is confined to his bed BY an intensely painful alb
scess In his right ear his siifferihg 10 extreme
and unremtttinr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

Moses Campbell a colored boy fourteen years Of
age indicted for the grand iarcency Of q gold
guilty to-day and was sentenced TO the REFORM
School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

A Brickmakers, Strike Postponed.
PTTTsBURG, April 12.-The strike of 1000 brick.
makers. which Was liked for to-day, has been post
pOned pending another attempt by the employees
to effect O compromise.
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Inc ALLIED and Wounded japanese.
INDEMNITY EXPECTED OF THE uNrrHD STATES GOV
ERNNRHT

A IAI hciEU OF THE UNITED STATES GOV
EMINENT.
In the mail received at the Navy Department to-
DAY from the Astat1c station was an extract from
a NagasaN journal containing detailed account
OF the catastrophe which occurred on the Island of
!keshima. On the 4th Of March, through the burst
ing o. smell fired from the United states steamer
Omaha I, resulting 10 the death OF four japanese
ana Inc wounding OF seven others. As already
announced, capt. selfridge. OF the Omaha,
nov San Francsoo Ss eG% ana
as described in the journal, were as follows: The
Omaha put up, t1oating target about nifty yards
fired ct distance OF 1000 yards AZ the concIu-
get reported that all Of the shells fred had t ex
she had left however an unexploded shell was
found oy the natives and 1t exploded while they
were examining 1t, with the fatal result above
stated.
private subscription for the wounded and the
relaLlves or the dead was taken up on board the
Omaha, realizing about $3.50 The Joponese Jo,t,-
ndt says That the United States Government win
no doubt pay any reasonable indemnity to the I'm
Fortunate sufferers that may be demanded. In
placing r,ei target close to the beach and
nrlng at IT. no matter what precautions
were eut taken to prevent accidents the Omaha
undoubtedly nnss acted wrongly, as the yapa..
gun or torpedo practice within three miles Of
the shore. subsequent investigation resulted IL
hnahs I3Hr other anexpioded shells buried in the
Results was dug up and carried around the village
In the vicinity OF the schoOl-house, which building
was destroyed by the force OF the explosion
---->D>-
Hines to Play i'm Washington.
There has been some talk recently about the
probability OF Paul Hines, the able center fielder,
who refused to sign with the Washington's, being
released to Boston by the management OF the
nome team. A STAR reporter was In
formed last night, authOr1tatively, that
no such action was contemplated
but on the contrary, that all misundersUandings
with Hines had been satisfactorily arranged, and
that he would sign a contract before tonight. It
Is expected that he will occupy center-eid in the
game with Baltimore tomorrow.
READY TO STAND BY HIS FRIENDS.-InterState
Commissioner Bragg, speaking to STAR reporter
OF the criticisms upon the for giving
its first appointment to the son OF United States
Senator, said: "For my part would have favored
the appointment had Senator Pugh not been in
Congress: The Senator is an old friend OF mine.
He has also stood by me and ain always GLAD OF
an opportunity to do anything for him. There
was no favOrt1sm In the appointment. The young
man had the strongest kind OF endorsements, and
l know that he is thoroughly competent.
THE PRESIDENT has appointed James A. Nc
Kenna postmaster at Long Island City, New York.
vice VIM. Bridges resigned.
THE U. S. s. Yantic arrived at Key West yes
terday.
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fOR SALE AND EXCHANGE-AT 466 PA AVE.
a. hw3 me incest variety Of Family Carriages, Bug
9nd- hand and new, in the city Prices to suit. WIN.
r uEi En- NH 4-3m
"a octave, carved rosewood square PIANO. very Ill
ne used. Can be seen ct q. L. WILD BROS, 700
1.n 81. d. ". f26-2ms
IlOR sAI.R-''OHAMpfON COUCH CURE, "a THE
greatest remedy on earth for Coughs and Colds:
price, 25c II your drggist does not keep IL write %
CO.. $40 st. Paul st.. baltimore Nd f3.s1s.
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To-DAY's CABINET MEETIEG-AM the Cabinet
officers were present at the regular Cabinet meet
Ing to-day except Postmaster General Villas.
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He W0atea - See sho Doby.
A YouNe HUsBANp czANoRp WITH rnR1AfKNIxo q
H1Il nm WIFE

A YouNe ursn.Np cuA>oRp WIN runssrExrxo 10
xlIL nm wfFR
Chas. W. Kirkley, young married man, was Be-
fore the Police Court to-day charged with threat
ening the life OF his young wife. with whom he b
nou.e M sas = 80. .,,,,n-rss ana the os.
nouse, NO. 20 ~ street sousnwest' sna 'le ue-
wife testired that the sfepdan came 70 her house
under the influence of liquor last saturday and
asked her mother to let him see the baby, and nc
was not at home. and also told him she had r.
ceived orders not to let him oee the child. lie
then threatened the nfe OF her mothef: And Also
had been separated three months and this was the
hrss time ne mad called 70 see the chi0 .~,,.,
HIS ho esef injured your asked NJ. Ns''Ans
He knocked me senseless once sne replied.
~, Nnn tne past three monthsf askou cou .s
NO answered witness. shat Was some "'ne
NJ
q, 1 , MAIL ~ Mofrow, the deiencantt m0sn sn;
tns sss.nel mat when she tod the oesen0SH
not see the child he to blow her brains
vu. IA put uiu mol permit am 10 see H. ne sesS =
ne had go In bis pocket he would show her what
bonds In the sum Of 900, which he gave.
aus~.,~ $1,000
ruR KHlL nAsxAs-coRrus CASE LEADS 70 scHNH
Yesterday afternoon the neas-corpus case for
posssSsdon nj the tvvelre ,nr,nths-o,d infant Of
poS .r, =, s.1 wv, e. ~S,a, ~, ,s. 80
UrecVed 70 MIA Margaret A. ana I. W. 0oss Wa
before Judge Hagner at chamberA Ma Goss died
her return. stating that Keli A an unreliable
soSs1' VIM NC ~ ueueu sle pa.etui.s y, - =
Sniid; mac not co0u1outeu 70 It's eupporI ano ene
OeueVeu tnat the euort 70 get the cniio vas -
cause OF nate toward her lMrs Gossl. ana that ane
0eneved 70 turn the cnild over 70 the peationev
Moui0 Oe 20 in1ufe IT, NJ !. W. CONS ateo mAoe
rIuIn InaI nus motnef MAO taken care OF toe cniso
since lts olrth; tnat Nell IS an unsettled youth,
Wno nau never contnputeQ 70 its pIort, ma nan
and he believed the claim Was msde to tsssress his
mother
The petitioners traversed this return and eyt.
dence was taken, the respondents calling WIN. u:
they testified In their own behalf. MessrS Down.
Ing, Ischiefely, and Aauoe l. kell. testned as 10
the character OF young heil
Inc case was argued py MI. Z. =. Cote Ior INC
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Trying to Crush the NKOIdeFs, Uniozas
THE STOVE FOUNDERS DEFENSE ASSOCIATION TAKES
A BIG CONTRACT.
81. LOUIS, April 12.-War has been declared be-
tween the stove Founders Defense Association
and the holders National Union, ana In the next
few days every stove foundry in the United states
Will probably be closed. The Defense
Association have organized the cOuatry
into four districts and there are now 1900
men locked out in the fourth district, which In
Guides st. Louis, Chicago, Louisville, Milwaukee,
or Bridge, Reach and CO., the tabOoed foundry OF
st. LOUIS were yesterday ordered into the first and
second districts, where strikes VIII Immediately
follow The first district includes Troy, New York,
Philadelphia and Boston. The second district in
cludes Harrisburg. Pittsburg, Cleveland, Detroit
and Cincinnati, and the third district Is all the
Southern States and cities
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The Fire at St. Augustine.

ed 1nEkSUhH
BOSTON, MASS, April IA special from St
Augustine, dated April IL, 5:3O a. NJ, says: The
ire has been stopped at Treasury street, and the
main portion OF the town Is safe.
The County courthouse and vedderS Museum
were destroyed All the county records were re-
moved to place OF safety, but many valuable
papers, In the hands OF lawyers who had Offices
in the county buildings, were destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

THE COMING PATTI ENGAGEMENT.-Marcus r,
Mayer, acting manager for hlr Henry E. Abbey.
arrived In town this morning from New York to
make preparations for the appearance OF Nine.
Ton, on the evening OF May Sd. The expenses for
one performance In this city will amount, Mr..
will be the same here as In New York S. s. and
81. Mr.. Mayer also represents Nine. Bernhardt,
and is now Oh his way to San Francisco to ar
range for Bernhardts appearance there.
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EOR RENT

Also a large number Of furnished houses.
FITCH. FOX BROWN
mh12 1451 Penn n
IrOR RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL A DESIRABLE
II and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling. line rooms,
Including bath l0;s I'd St. NE. apJ-24ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12
Ice and Milk on SUNDAY.

To the Ed1tor Oh lHE EVENING STAR:
Can the sunday law apply 70 the delivery Of
ice and milk Both are food for the helpless chill
dren and invalfdS. And the children OF the poor
few poor people know the comfort OF ice, much
less the use OF such thing as a refrigerator. 1t
seems an easy thing to the wealthy, but think OF
the poor who must suffer at the noa-t.eiirery on
Sunday or ice and milk. And what are the poor
to do to keep their little store of provision they
buy Saturday night OF the green grocer, and they
have him keep the articles on ice until sunday
morning? We plead in the name of the children,
the invalid and the labOrfng. T. j. 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

Ma MAGoHK, the collector u customs for New
Yosk, had . talk oday With Secretary Fs1reAiA.
concerning the undersvaauatsoa q merchand1se
imported 70 New YHk. He n Of the opinion that
there 10 no un0ef-valuat1on but thinks an invest1
CATION 90 % 20 harm. After seeing Mr.. Fa1rchlld
0nb-oommittee inveGta9atang that question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

PA I st.n.w.,b.h., Ora. 500
lo34. 1888 Sth 81
NV. b.h.. m.i..brs- 4. 100
405 to All Bars alley,
NV. bib, 4rS...-4 coy
l411 5 at. b.h-, Tr- 4.OoO
40 q st.n.w. b H., Orb, 900
1928 tn 1884 Z st.
NV, (. h.. Or. -3,50O
1S02-1S04 Z st. NV,
bib, 4r.........-.-.3,OOO
1854, 1644 4th 81.
NV, bib. 3r. .3,W0
1911, 1913 Pierce st. .
FIJI, Or. .o.COO
1861, 1868 Linden
st. NV. b.h., 6r. 1000
213, 215 l. ST.. bib. 1r3,UOO
1919. I2222 Madison
st. NV. fla, ar. -2,6U0
45l, 45:3 Ridge st .!5r2, 800
1T43 18th st. NV:
b.h., 7r:-....2. 30 00
100 goth n.w..f. h. orr. 600
1916 18th n.w,f.h- SRI 500
q q st. NV, f.h., Or. i. 900
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A BILL FOR DIvoRCH-Mr W. A. Cook to-day
died for JAS. AIner Frank a bill for divorce from
Celia Frank. They were marTaed March l&
1874, and lived together TIL July 81, lsss, when
she deserted him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

SENIOR J. A. OLIvARRIA, the new Venezuelan min
lister who succeeds Senior Sotelda has arrived N
New York.
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z; WALKERS SONS 2O4 10TH ST NV
~ . Moth Wax. Pspsr Lime, WV. Brushas Charcoal
Cement, Plaster, Rstcl, &C.
Telephone oI6-lx mbQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

RANGE OF THE THERhOnBfRR.-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day. q
m, -; 2p.m, 90; maximum, -: minimum, So.
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L'UR RENT

property with REM or sale is HDeraIly
advertised free OF cost 70 the owner
Tor list OF property for s1e, call send at office
mh%l K o. HOLTZMAN. 10Th and r SITS n. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Commissioner Morrison, Pension Commissioner
Black, Representatives Springer, Campbell, OF
Ohio. with sergeant-at-ArmsL eedon, and Irvine
DUNCAN. OF Jackson, Ohio, Tucker and Brecken-
ridge, ex-Representative Hopkins OF Pennsylva-
MIA, and S. T. Fairchfld OF New York.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
,OE RENT-DY r. o. HorTzMa,

J BIZ lbfG - NV. 6rs. 81
80. ytA ST = ". Sf III. -
800 Coiuirf.Tia 1t I'D
!'Jft st. Office rooms. 20
~ Il 81. n.e5 20. -
StsSie rear l40s Sl's EV- 20
III Z II. E.w.. Office rms.
40 IA. ave. oih,s ruoirs..
C"T. 9Th and + SITS. of. rms.
N;Ii. Bear n 81. l6T. 100
! .near 18th St. Tor. IL .
: -. Desr ! 1wa CiFJiT ! -
C0nn-sv. mr. Dup,t CIR 100
| !th. near o ST.. Tor. 100
I'll at. near Pa. aye.....Io
2Ist. near g st.........15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

NJ. NJ. Parker, real estate broker, has sold for
500. to a syndicate composed OF John W.
Johnston and !: q. sage, Birmingham, Alabama;
SOL Hass, Of Richmond, Va, and L. S. Brown OF this
city, block OF lots on Columbia Heights fronting
on 14th street, from Clifton to Harvard streets.
The average price paid per foot was s. cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

k<UIi SALE-AMNINefS, FLAGS, TENTS.
Il ALI the latest novelties
In awning stripes and CANVAS 6Ur STORE citv And
country residences. M. g. COPELAND Co,
400 11th St. NV.
mh2l-5m Oppoeite Star office.
EoR sA1.E-ATyAP. K PRObEY.s REPOSITORIES
II cor 9th and N. Y. ave. and 1880 3od (Hixh) A.
platform wagons and trucks Of every description and
capacity FROM 900 to 5000 pounds; business wagons
aud Daytons my own make, fancy dry goods and Iaun
dry wa<o1s something entirely new Commission
merchants aud pleasure wagons carry arKer stock
than all the other dealers together in the city Terms
reasonable and at bottom prices. E0-2m
LfOR sALE-SINGING BIRDS BIRD FOOD AND
Il Cages, Gold Fish, Aquafiums ana Fish Food Larg-
est assortment in the city, at sCHMIDS Bird store
ESth st. two doors south Pa. ave- mil 3 I'm
NoR sALE-CARRIAGEs, HARNESS. CARRIAGES
u you want nice stylish Surrey go to Meeks
A. you want nice stylish Cabriolette go to Meeks
II you want q nice stylish Dayton 60 to Meeks
Uyou want nice stylish Family Carriage, Bust
worthy your attention to call these articles are in
half dozen more different styles each 40 a. 10 rive
quantity and quality to choose from Also Harness
Whips Lap Robes. &C., and all goods guaranteed E:
represented.
These goods for sale on ~ accommodating terms
with as polite and prompt attention given this
promptly specially The best s22s6 BURY f Har.
ness in the Whole country at 621 q st. nv.
Give me . call
IN i m
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LftE SALE
Il 1900 TO t11g Riggs q.
NV, b.h., Sr. ..s24.3O0I
9}l Hi2 tn st. NV.
b.h- tst0resl ..2i.GOOi
2110 20 2:1,34 l}dy At.
II ", b H.. 4r.
2u2I TO- 2pI2 Bdy 81.
NV. b.h.. 4r...II.1uo
22l1 10 :.,:,ee9 10Th
ST., b-h-. .Ir.. .....13.OOO
>, . t, , and 8 9TH st.
road --...-.........II.3OO
~1T32 TO I7i3 l. st.
1901. 1905. ig665; L io'ooo
st. n. W, FIJI. :jr. 5000
1l:iD - 11511e pa St.
I a.. ar ........... 5000
So I'D st. NV. biz,
1871 ID st.n.w., FIJI, 6r5, 900
SD 22d st. NV, biz,
sr...-.-.............4.S0C
IL ID 1T. NV, b. h.,
ir..-.:...-...-....-4.100
21i2 / st.u.w., b Ia. .9r4. 600
Abb TO 44I Prajner's
ulla,r !. L, A. -nn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,OR SALE-SEvEaAL NEW SMALL BRICK
IL Houses Wyi,e St me-: a good Investment.
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY, 92I = st. mh15-1m
I>OR SALE-SEyERAL VERY DESIRABLE HOU-
II and lots in the NV and E. sections of the city
Parties looking for choice homes profitable invest
Ilents will do well to call on HUMPHREY COIIMAN,
OlS 81. NV. ap9-iw
VSOR SAI.E-WE OFFER A CHOICE HOUSE, NINE
II rooms cellar and bath. large lot, for $4,000 on
easy terms; bargain II taken at once. HUMPHREY
8 COLMAN- apg-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

MARRIAGE LICENsEs-Marrtage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to VIM. II
Jas. d. Gingeli, OF Montgomery county. Nd, and
Mary j. Films; VIM. W. Lampkfn, OF Atlanta, Ca,
and Katie w. Hall: w. +. Downey and Mary j..
Herlihy. JOS LOchbOehler and Margaret VirshOn;
Geo. Matthews and India Reed: JAS. T. Cecil, Of
st. Mary's County, Nd, and Mary F. Soper; Geo.
county, Nd; ROOT t a. Garrison and Mary E.
Barnes both Of Montgomery County, Nd; VIM.
Harper and ROsalie Suily Wheeler; ROb't C. Mish,
and Hattie L. Gunneil, both Of Fairfax County,
Va; w. E. Joyce and Julia Elizabeth Brantom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

MOTION TO POSTPONE THE ANGNKY-WTLMo
SHOOTING CAsE-This morning, in the Grimm
Court, Judge Hagner, the case OF Joseph
Anpney charged With assault and battery Wi
intent to Kill John II. Wilmott on November Z
1Sfs2 by shooting him ct the q. Marc Hotel, vi
called. MT. Fillmore Beall and Mr.. knnk,
MICHIGAN. appeared for the accused, and stat
that the case had been set for tomorrow, al
asked for pOstponement. The district attorn,
resisted the motaon, and the court Declined to q
unless an afidaytt was filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

RoBBERfRs RKPoaTED.-Rev. Father ConnelL st.
Aloysius church, reports stolen from the church
last Saturday an OvercOat worth S40.-J. N.
ODonnen, $40 10th street, reports the larceny OF
blocks OF platinum and gold and a small charm.
Abraham n. Ham, 523 18th street northwest,
and ie ev rained st Simmons coy
ner OF 18th and streets, reports the larceny OF
coat worth $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

THE U. S. s. Yantic arrived at Key West yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

THE PRESIDENT has appointed James A. Nc
Kenna postmaster at Long Island City, New York,
vice VIM. Bridges. resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-12

EoR sALE-'CoME' QIlGK-QN I4TH sf N. w.
bargoin-brek. . rooms, buelIess property:
$1,000 Iriek. roeHs. cellar. 6zsiiaess PROPERTY:
$4,000 Also beautiful f.,-rooza brick on Y. near
l4th With back bCldTD ard BASEMENT. price o!iIy
ss.Oo0 J.N-P.AIkRS. liSS New York aTs.ulhl Il. -4w'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-16
A Pleasant Gathering.

An enjoyable and informal party
was given last evening at the Mac
queen by some Of the guests under the
name of 1.-THE git out Of the way
club" and the uniqus programme In.
forms US that the committee consisted
of "He,n 'She," "It," Me" and
"You." Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Niednnghaus.
Col. and Mrs. Malone, Gen." and
Mrs. Keenan,, the Misses Niedring.
haus. Logan, Randall, Downey,
Streher, Mrs. Logan. Mrs. Randall,
also Messrs. Seymour, George and AL.
bert Niedringhaus, Rea, Bachelor.
Campbell, Scully and others. The
military band from the post furnished
most excellent music and the usual
good time so characteristic of this club
during the last week was fully sus.
tanned even to asking who was
George Washington ?" 1t is ear
nestly hoped the "Club" will "wander
back again" to make us "Merry, Ha!
Hafu
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-16

or this play which the Sully troupe
are to play at the Russell Rink on
Saturday evening the Helena Inde-
pendent says: "The Corner Grocery
10 similar in plot TO q great extent as
that Of Daddy Nolan, and offers as
ample scope for vaudeville as does Its
companion play. As usual the per.
formers were at their best, and whether
In pathos or humor. kept their inter-
ested audience either In tears or up
roarious laughter, rs the several situ-
atoms demanded. Interest In the play
never lsgs, and quick transitions from
grave to gay, and the infecilously fun
ny passages therein aboundiug, at
once stamp 1t a iplay that will be ever
popular, whenever and wherever pro-
duced. Nothing vulgar, simply o
continuation of harmless amusement.
bright and vivacious, the humorous
stream broken occasionally by rippls
Of sorrow. prolonged sufficiently to
bring 4 tear to the eye,then as rapidly
passing away. leaving but smiles and
Joy, II Is not to be wondered at that
Mr.. 5uliy's productions have become
ct once 90 phenomenally successful.
Furthermore add to the artistic com.
positions their representation by good
and conscientious performers, and the
success 70 complete. Accomplished
artists develop the merits contained In
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-16
Painless Regulation.

II is no longer a question Of doubt-althcugh
the contrary was once belieyed-that medicines
which produce violent effects are unsuited to
other than desperate emergencies. In other
words. that super.potsnt remedies are calculated
10 weaken and injure the system rather than to re-
form Its irregularities. Among medicines Of de-
b~ilitating effect are catharics and cbologogues
which eopiously and abruptly evscuate the bowels.
Because Il does not do this Hostetter's stomach
Bitters Is preferable 10 the drenehing class Of
purgatiyes. Painless in Its %effectr, Il Is sufficiently
active to remedy chronic constipation. Il relieves
by ihsigorating the intestines, and enables, not
fhrces, them to perform the duty imposed upon
them BY nature. Promoting the secretion Of bile
IN normal quantities by its BEAUTIFULLY stimulating
effect upon the liver, II is eminently conducive TO
digestion, and contributes In no small degree to
keep the bowels together.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-16

By published notice elsewhere in
these columns the dissolution Of part.
nership of the firm Of Moran. Collins
& 20. is announced. Mr.. Kelsey, the
representative Of the Collins part Of
the firm, says his firm will close out
all their interests In the territory as
soon as possible. Moran Bros. will
continue the business at their presen
stand.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-16
Finest Trains In the World

Are run over the MINNESOTA AND
NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD between
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Chicago In
IA hours. The ONLY LINE running
MANN BoUDoIR CARS. and PARLoR
CHAIR CARS. and the only line rum
ming THROUGH DAYLIGHT TRAINS
between MINNEAPOLIS, ST.. PAUL &
CHICAGO. Procure your tickets at the
nearnesl ticket Office. y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-16

the two plays, and In the hands Of
such q company as the one In question
the stage Illustration Of Daddy Nolan
and Corner Grocery will bear repeti.
ton for reasons innumerable. The
pieces are appreciated; our people
flock to see them, and what more can
be desired? In this instance the peo-
pie are the judges, aud when they en-
masse pronounce the same perfect. ex.
tended newspaper criticism becomes
unnecessary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-16

Hunting was not the only pastlme
OF burnt powder Sunday. The gun
club met at their grounds and rife
practise resulted In l.. c. Dear making,
by odds, the best score. The shot gnn.
ners were able with n exception to
miss the tin birds with fiuency and
dispatch. Will Savage made q good
average, however, hitting eight out of
elev en- sprung from the trap.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-16

why this plant may not be successful.
ly cultivated with profit on our prai-
ries. The fact that 1t is found growing
wild In great abundance in many
places IL sufficient evidence that 1t is
naturally adapted TO this climate
River Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-16

]. B. Hubbel, Dennis Ryan and a
number Of other St. Paul capitalists
were occupying a pullman car on Mon.
day mornings train en- route for
Helena. They go to attend q stock
holders meeting of the Rocky Fork &
Cook City railroad company.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-16

Ranchmen and stockmen from all
parts Of the country have already ar.
rived to participate in the fun on cir
u day and the number Of country
visitors will equal and exceed even
the crowd at last years circus. Let
'em come.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-16

We were not aware that FAX grew
wild on the upland paairies around
Fort Benton until o short time ago q
friend informed Ne Of the fact, and To-
day kindly placed . sample Of II on
our table. There 10 no good reason
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-16

Alex Timing, the Northern Pacific
stock agent has returned from q long
and Tedious though successful trip to
the Big Horn basin. He has been alb
sent nearly two weeks.